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- Thread starter garczar
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the longer the race the greater the chance the better player will win. which means it loses it audience if you can just guess the outcome.
plus whats the fun of watching games where shooting 90% of shots are just hangers for them.
its like watching water drip out of a faucet.
plus whats the fun of watching games where shooting 90% of shots are just hangers for them.
its like watching water drip out of a faucet.
Interesting take on it. So you advocate short races all the time so that the better player doesn’t always win?
Not sure that will help grow a sport whereby practicing and becoming the best isn’t rewarded by victory
Also, the 9 ball tour is long races and , correct me if I am wrong but there have generally been different winners finalists in most of the tournaments?
I agree and have no problem with the format at all. The better player will almost always win in longer races and will still win most of the shorter races as well.
Thank you. I'd call this the best new event in pool since the 2023 Hanoi Open. Thank you to Predator.
yes, shorter races are more exciting with each player seemingly to have a chance right to the end in many races.
except for boxing almost all sports that have big viewing audiences have where each game anyone can win. but the best teams usually get to the finals. not always so or who would bother routing for a player or team that didn't have much of a chance.
in pool the top 5 or so dominate all the money but they are fairly close so interest is kept up.
to increase viewers and new players the tournaments need to be exciting. figure out how to do that and watch interest grow.
This is the lamest possible response. "Well if you don't like it, why don't you quit your job and raise the hundreds of thousands of dollars necessary to start a global pool tour?"Feel free to start your own.
Funny how everybody has a better way
No it's not! Put up your money and prove it works or stop putting others down who are ACTUALLY TRYING.This is the lamest possible response. "Well if you don't like it, why don't you quit your job and raise the hundreds of thousands of dollars necessary to start a global pool tour?"